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Succulents Water-retaining plants adapted to arid climate and soil condition.



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Old 10th March 2009, 12:24 PM
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Old 10th March 2009, 12:48 PM
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Yctan118, why on earth did you give away the beautiful plant?

Are the plant able to reproduce thru one of the points, like the 'cendol' like plant that grow long & are sensitive to touch (breaking away with the slightest touch!)
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Old 10th March 2009, 01:12 PM
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he is a good friend of mine... Someone told me that this is a highland plant and might be difficutl to grow in KL.

Dont know if those cendol like thing can regrow or not
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LOL cendol plant!!
YC, are you growing sedums at the moment? I was at IKEA yesterday looking at the echieverias and sedums. Nice size too, for rm8.90 each, six inch wide plants. I dared not buy as I don't have confidence in growing them. My last sedum stopped growing and no offsets came out ater that. The mother plant just keep losing its leaves and died.
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Indeed it's a nice symmetrical plant. Too bad you gave it away!
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Old 10th March 2009, 02:52 PM
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I dont have confident to grow it.... so better let the capable one to do the job...
I did not give it away... i sold it at cost price... i think is a win win.
When I bought it, i did not know is difficult to grow species and my friend wanted it after he is well informed :D
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Old 10th March 2009, 03:01 PM
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I think the cristated sedum must be very rare. At the place I bought it, I only saw 1 pot.
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Nice plant but too bad you already gave it to your friend. It resembles a green hairy monster. Cute!
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